Christina Rodriguez

1 week ago | kmph.com | Christina Rodriguez

In a kitchen filled with the warm aroma of freshly baked dog treats, a group of women is cooking up more than snacks—they're building new lives. At the Clovis Culinary Center, the non-profit organization Saint Francis Homeless Project, Inc. is transforming the lives. Women recovering from addiction, human trafficking, and domestic abuse learn a new trade, new friends, and perhaps a new love in baking.

1 month ago | kmph.com | Christina Rodriguez

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Where Do Foster Care Youth Go When They Turn 18? A Fresno Pottery Studio Offers a Path to a Chosen FamilyWhen foster care youth turn 18, they often find themselves facing a harsh reality: without a home to return to, many must navigate adulthood on their own. In California, nearly 40,000 foster youth are currently in the system, and many of them struggle to find stable housing, emotional support, and career opportunities.

2 months ago | kmph.com | Christina Rodriguez

TOPICS:High-Speed RailInspector GeneralAssemblywoman MacedoMerced-to-BakersfieldRisk analysisTaxpayer moneyWater infrastructureWildfire preventionFRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Assemblywoman Alexandra Macedo (R-Tulare) has expressed strong concerns about the California High-Speed Rail project, particularly the Merced-to-Bakersfield (M-B) segment, in light of a recent report from the High-Speed Rail Office of the Inspector General.

Jan 22, 2025 | bakersfieldnow.com | Christina Rodriguez

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — On Tuesday, Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive order aimed at quickly addressing the aftermath of recent wildfires and protecting our communities from toxic pollutants. This proactive move comes after Pacific Palisades residents were allowed to return to their homes but with lingering concerns about the environmental impact and public health risks.

Dec 8, 2024 | news.unm.edu | Christina Rodriguez

After countless hours balancing work and studying, Gabrielle Domingo Kashuba is finally crossing the finish line. This fall, she is graduating with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The University of New Mexico College of Nursing. Kashuba completed her degree through the online RN to BSN program, designed specifically for working nurses. Originally from the Philippines, Kashuba moved to the United States with her family about a decade ago, seeking a better education and new opportunities.